Whether you call it TBG or The Blame Game, it has an insidious effect on your business, writes team leader Carl Medford. The longer it’s allowed to fester, the more damage blame will cause to team unity and morale, along with client confidence and trust.
Source: Inman News
Playing the blame game in this market? Here’s how to stop
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